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Helloworld Noosa held an Afternoon Teal on Wednesday 22 February, raising $500 for special services supporting women living with ovarian cancer as part of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Pictured: Manager Tracey Mills, travel consultant Julie Spencer-Watkins, owner Clare Leak and travel consultant Amelia Goodridge-Gaines.
The link for further donations is ovariancancer.secure.force.com/Fundraise/AfternoonTeal2017/helloworldNoosaHeadsAfternoonTeal1
 

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